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Amnesty demands FIFA pay $440m to Qatar’s ‘abused migrant workers’

Amnesty demands FIFA pay $440m to Qatar’s ‘abused migrant workers’

  • FIFA should earmark at least $440 million to provide remedy for the hundreds of thousands of migrant workers who have suffered human rights abuses in Qatar during preparations for the 2022 World Cup
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FIFA says Brazil and Argentina must play World Cup qualifier

FIFA says Brazil and Argentina must play World Cup qualifier

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FIFA chief Infantino says Qatar migrant workers get pride from hard work

FIFA chief Infantino says Qatar migrant workers get pride from hard work

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Ukraine’s 2022 World Cup play-off with Scotland on June 1: FIFA

Ukraine’s 2022 World Cup play-off with Scotland on June 1: FIFA

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Blatter, Platini go on trial in June in Swiss federal court

Blatter, Platini go on trial in June in Swiss federal court

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FIFA warned CAS of World Cup chaos if Russia played

FIFA warned CAS of World Cup chaos if Russia played

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FIFA says it has no plans for 100-minute World Cup games

FIFA says it has no plans for 100-minute World Cup games

By AFP ·
Eyes of football world on Doha for World Cup draw

Eyes of football world on Doha for World Cup draw

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Brazil on top as FIFA sets World Cup draw seedings with updated rankings

Brazil on top as FIFA sets World Cup draw seedings with updated rankings

By AP ·
FIFA, Qatar prepare for unprecedented World Cup finals draw

FIFA, Qatar prepare for unprecedented World Cup finals draw

By AP ·
England subdue Swiss as Kane moves closer to goal record

England subdue Swiss as Kane moves closer to goal record

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Redemption for Algeria with win in Cameroon in World Cup playoffs

Redemption for Algeria with win in Cameroon in World Cup playoffs

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‘How much longer do we have to wait?’ Iraqis despair at continued FIFA ban on home matches

‘How much longer do we have to wait?’ Iraqis despair at continued FIFA ban on home matches

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